As I understand it, when a judge resigns, his status changes. Does this mean that he can no longer be held accountable for actions committed while serving as a judge? Can his status be reviewed if new circumstances arise after his dismissal?
I want to know whether a Supreme Court judge has the right to resign at his own request after reaching retirement age?
Do you believe that the guarantees of a judge's immunity should be maintained even after the termination of his or her powers due to obtaining citizenship of another state?
I'm interested in what conditions a judge must meet to be able to resign. Do I need to submit an application for this?
Do you think it is necessary to amend the law on the judiciary regarding the procedure for terminating a judge's powers due to death? Do the heirs of a judge have the right to receive any payments or benefits after his death?
How can the High Council of Justice dismiss a judge upon resignation based on the judge's own application, and what are the consequences for the judicial system?
Does a judge who has submitted a resignation have the right to change his decision after the High Council of Justice has made a decision to dismiss him?
I worked as a judge for less than a year and decided to resign due to family circumstances. The High Council of Justice granted my application. But do I have the right to appeal this decision if I believe I was pressured?
I am a party to a legal proceeding, and the judge who heard my case was dismissed by a decision of the High Council of Justice. I would like to know if this judge can appeal this decision and how?
How can the High Council of Justice dismiss a judge for a significant disciplinary offense, if the previous decision on his dismissal was made by the High Council of Justice before the amendments to the Constitution of Ukraine were made?